The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-03
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NJ. Finnegan went to Dakota county
Monday night.
Oats and Ground Feed for sale at
the Union Elevator.
C. J. Elmquist enjoy ed the carnival
sights and few days visit in the
cities last week.
Mrs. J. A. johnson went to Red
Wing yesterday to attend the funeral
OF her mother-inlaw.
The mother of J. A. johnson of
this place died at her residence in
Goodhue county on Tuesday.
RI. Grove of Graceville was in the
village a few hours Monday even.
ing on his way east for weeks vac a.
ton.
The regular meeting Of tho Build
ing Association will be held at the
Office Of the secretary next Monday
evening.
L. H. 4 F. A. Wellington will
transact general business in mort
gage loans, real estate, insurance &C.
See their ad. in another column.
J. E. Danielson visited the cities
last week to purchase new goods for
the spring trade. In consequence his
store is again we'll filed.
An exchange gives as the fright
thing in the right place, a big hustle
on the side with which a woman
strikes the icy sidewalk.
N. R. Spur has just put in a new
boiler in the Union Elevator. and is
now fully prepared to grind all kinds
of feed. Notice his ad. In another
column.
Hay has been scarce in town for
sometime past. If some enterprising
farmer could get few tons to market
just now he would dispose Of it like
hot cakes.
Mrs. Mary Ashley Townsend, the
mother Of Mrs. L. 81. Stanton of this
place, will edit the new bi-nonthly
magazine soon to be issued in New
Orleans with the title Art of Letters.
It has always been said-and the
saying applies directly. we think, to
the editor of the Tribune-that a per.
son who will write for a paper that
which he dare not speak is coward
and a sneak.
Little Eugene-good little Gene
who, his parents fondly hoped, would
grow up to be a nice Sunday school
teacher. has developed into a would
be bull.dozer and blackmailer. Fie,
oh! fie, Eugene.
MARKET GARDENERS, and all who
want the best seeds at low prices,
direct from the growers, should send
to the Joseph Harris Seed Company,
Rochester, N. Y, for their free Gaia.
logue for 1887.
The Tribune has now taken the
course Of every coward and bully.
having received deserved drubbiag
and not being possessed Of the ability
in any form to defend itself it is the
first to threaten the law.
Tommy" said 3 mother to her
seven-year-old boy, "you must not in.
terrupt me when I am talking with
ladies. You must wait till we stop,
and then you can talk" 4'But you
never stop" retorted the boy.
Robert Wilson, a man brought
from Hancock. was examined in pro.
bate court yesterday evening and ad.
Judged insane. Sheriff Munro takes
him to st. Peter to-day. He il
afiicted with a mania that some body
wants to kill him.
From Randalrs standpoint the
financial affairs of the Tribune are In
better condition than they were in
1882. Kindred's barrel has had more
to do with the success(!) Of the organ
than the brains OF its supposed owner.
The editor $50 called) Of the Tri.
bune is going to publish q list Of debts
Of all those who criticize the actions
OF the board of county commissioners
or who offend in any manner the
brainless editor. The list will be q